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* ''Film/TheHours'' begins this way.
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* ''Film/TheHours'' begins this way.with Creator/VirginiaWoolf's suicide.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}'' apparently begins with Yukari attempting to commit suicide with a gun... but it doesn't take long for it to become clear that she's only trying to gather the courage needed to summon her [[FightingSpirit Persona]]. The gun isn't even an actual firearm, but a summoning tool known as an Evoker.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}'' ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Persona3'' apparently begins with Yukari attempting to commit suicide with a gun... but it doesn't take long for it to become clear that she's only trying to gather the courage needed to summon her [[FightingSpirit Persona]]. The gun isn't even an actual firearm, but a summoning tool known as anEvoker.Evoker.
** ''VideoGame/Persona5'': While the game proper begins before, it's Shiho's attempted suicide early in the story that leads to the formation of the Phantom Thieves (with the last founding member, Ann, awakening her Persona that same day) and their decision to take down Kamoshida, their first target.
** ''VideoGame/Persona3'' apparently begins with Yukari attempting to commit suicide with a gun... but it doesn't take long for it to become clear that she's only trying to gather the courage needed to summon her [[FightingSpirit Persona]]. The gun isn't even an actual firearm, but a summoning tool known as an
** ''VideoGame/Persona5'': While the game proper begins before, it's Shiho's attempted suicide early in the story that leads to the formation of the Phantom Thieves (with the last founding member, Ann, awakening her Persona that same day) and their decision to take down Kamoshida, their first target.
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* ''Film/IRobot'' : The plot is kicked off by the apparent suicide of Doctor Lanning, the world's foremost expert on robotics. Detective Spooner, a friend of Lanning, believes Lanning's death was actually a murder committed by a robot, which most other characters [[ThreeLawsCompliant insist is impossible. [[spoiler: It turns out Spooner was RightForTheWrongReasons. Lanning's robotic "son" Sonny did kill him, but only because the doctor asked him to do it in the hopes that Spooner would investigate and discover the plans of the BigBad, making it an Assisted Suicide, and this example an InvokedTrope]].
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* ''Film/IRobot'' : The plot is kicked off by the apparent suicide of Doctor Lanning, the world's foremost expert on robotics. Detective Spooner, a friend of Lanning, believes Lanning's death was actually a murder committed by a robot, which most other characters [[ThreeLawsCompliant insist is impossible.impossible]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Spooner was RightForTheWrongReasons. Lanning's robotic "son" Sonny did kill him, but only because the doctor asked him to do it in the hopes that Spooner would investigate and discover the plans of the BigBad, making it an Assisted Suicide, and this example an InvokedTrope]].
